Corrigendum

The Editors apologize for the following errors in Social Politics, Volume 18, Number 2:

Hobson, Barbara. 2011. “Introduction: The Agency Gap in Work–Life Balance: Applying Sen's Capabilities Framework Within European Contexts.” Social Politics 18 (2): 147-167. doi:10.1093/sp/jxr012.

Sentenced repeated on pp. 152 and 153. Delete sentence on p. 152: By focusing on agency inequalities, we highlight the need for more dynamic models in comparative welfare state research that reflect process-oriented analyses rather than the more conventional analysis of outcomes in welfare regimes, such as income inequalities, or comparative studies of public expenditures.

Hobson, Barbara, Susanne Fahlén, and Judit Takács. 2011. “Agency and Capabilities to Achieve a Work–Life Balance: A Comparison of Sweden and Hungary.” Social Politics 18 (2): 168-198. doi:10.1093/sp/jxr007.

p. 186: for her husband who was not told not to come to work, read her husband who was told not to come to work.

p. 193: for conversion facts, read conversion factors.

Kanjuo Mrĉela, Aleksandra, and Nevenka Černigoj Sadar. 2011. “Social Policies Related to Parenthood and Capabilities of Slovenian Parents.” Social Politics 18 (2): 199-231. doi:10.1093/sp/jxr010.

p. 204: for she can not perform a responsible function, read she cannot function as a responsible manager.

p. 207: for often perceived as more reliable working force, read often perceived as a more reliable workforce.

p. 212: for people had expected secure, read people had expected secure futures.

p. 221: for these tensions that experienced, read these tensions that are experienced.

Den Dulk, Laura, Bram Peper, Nevenka Černigoj Sadar, Suzan Lewis, Janet Smithson, and Anneke van Doorne-Huiskes. 2011. “Work, Family, and Managerial Attitudes and Practices in the European Workplace: Comparing Dutch, British, and Slovenian Financial Sector Managers.” Social Politics 18 (2): 300–329. doi:10.1093/sp/jxr009.

p. 307: for this has been seen in the heightened, read this has been heightened.

p. 322: for in extent of national legislation, read in extending national legislation.

p. 325: for views of the BIC managers, read views of the managers.